Web 2.0 Start-Ups = Social Science Experiments - ReadWriteWeb - The Diigo Meta page

• 07 Oct 08
  

  Tien Nguyen

  readwriteweb

• 01 Jul 08
  

  Jesus Alvarez

  la web 2.0 y I +D + I: mucho se ha comentado de la importancia de la web 2.0 para perfeccionar la estrategia competitiva de la empresa acercándose más al cliente. Pero estamos explotando todo su potencial para la investigación?

  I+D+I

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  Rafael Alvarado

  anthropology-of-information informational-cultures

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  Renato Albano

  startup business social software Web web2.0 science TOREAD startups

• 30 Jun 08
  

  Tris Hussey

  readwriteweb Tim Berners-Lee sociology web2.0 ml2

  • "The World Wide Web changed the ways people work, play, communicate, collaborate, and educate. But without new research aimed at understanding the current, evolving and potential Web, we may miss or delay opportunities for new and revolutionary capabilities.

      

    To model the Web, to understand the architectural principles that have provided for its growth, and to ensure it supports the basic social values of trustworthiness, personal control over information, and respect for social boundaries, then we must pursue a research agenda that targets the Web and its use as a primary focus of attention."
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  Kazuhito Kidachi

  "The point is that we study Computer Science but the Web is a lot more than the application of Computer Science. It is the social dimension that makes it interesting and nobody has been systematically studying that. For scientists this is marvelous unexpl

  webdev webdesign

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  Amaury de Buchet

  research CIR social_science web2.0 tim_berners_lee rensellaer conference computer_science Delicious

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  ian mcdonald

  The point is that we study Computer Science but the Web is a lot more than the application of Computer Science. It is the social dimension that makes it interesting and nobody has been systematically studying that

  web2.0

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